Are these Therapeutic grade EO's?
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They were advertised as therapeutic grade and have a fresh clean smell when diffused. They were bought for my daughter and grandkids, who have thoroughly enjoyed them. The price was quite low, much lower than I normally pay for my therapeutic essential oils, which made me a little suspicious of the quality, but I was pleasantly surprised on arrival. I don't think you will be disappointed if you decide to purchase.
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I am new at using oils but the pamphlet that came with it give info on both aromatherapy and external use. I am still learning. I love these oils and the kit. Would love to have been able to afford the bigger kit.
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Therapeutic grade is a marketing term for essential oils. There is no agency that grades or certifies anyone in this industry.
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They claim to be :-) Honestly not sure... I gave them as a gift. The recepiant does use them and loves them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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I think that they are. I have used them for awhile, from BBO and others that sell their products and they all work the same (fantastic!).
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The directions were a bit ambiguous so I tried both. I've had the most success with EO's directly in water (plus that's how my other sufferers work). Just clean it after a couple if uses
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Hello from Iowa, J. Huber. They're not marked as to COO, nor is the packaging they came in. They came in a bulk package from the post office. Aquasentials says on their website they're designed in the US. Which could mean anywhere. Having said that, my wife uses these and likes them better than the other ones she's tried from our local Walgreen's.
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The product is clearly labeled Pharma Grade. I suggest you contact the company directly.
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I have no idea if they are ANZI approved. However, Ishihara tests were always difficult for me to take with about 3 out of 15 correct answers. While wearing the glasses I have 100% Ishihara success rate. Be aware however with the glasses on, greens are muted and reds, yellows and oranges, while very bright, are difficult to differentiate.I have almost 100%
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I would say that YOUNG LIVING and doTERRA are "therapeutic grade" and that Aura Cacia is not. You can find Aura Cacia at Whole Foods Market, also auracacia.com, Amazon, Ebay, etc. YOUNG LIVING you can buy from youngliving website, Amazon, Ebay, etc. doTERRA you can buy from website, Ebay, Amazon and a distributor. I personally use all 3. I am really liking doTerra. My representative is my friend Katherine Kaufman, of Kathy's Krackers who is a rawfoodist and a lifecoach. Her number is 786-201-6900 and she lives in Miami, where I am as well. www.simplylovingraw.com I hope this helps!/ Ivan I would say that YOUNG LIVING and doTERRA are "therapeutic grade" and that Aura Cacia is not. You can find Aura Cacia at Whole Foods Market, also auracacia.com, Amazon, Ebay, etc. YOUNG LIVING you can buy from youngliving website, Amazon, Ebay, etc. doTERRA you can buy from website, Ebay, Amazon and a distributor. I personally use all 3. I am really liking doTerra. My representative is my friend Katherine Kaufman, of Kathy's Krackers who is a rawfoodist and a lifecoach. Her number is 786-201-6900 and she lives in Miami, where I am as well. www.simplylovingraw.com I hope this... » Read More I would say that YOUNG LIVING and doTERRA are "therapeutic grade" and that Aura Cacia is not. You can find Aura Cacia at Whole Foods Market, also auracacia.com, Amazon, Ebay, etc. YOUNG LIVING you can buy from youngliving website, Amazon, Ebay, etc. doTERRA you can buy from website, Ebay, Amazon and a distributor. I personally use all 3. I am really liking doTerra. My representative is my friend Katherine Kaufman, of Kathy's Krackers who is a rawfoodist and a lifecoach. Her number is 786-201-6900 and she lives in Miami, where I am as well. www.simplylovingraw.com I hope this helps!/ Ivan « Show Less
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I don't believe it is food grade...it is rated 'therapeutic' grade. If it were food grade I think that would be clearly marked on the bottle info.'
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There is no grade on the packaging, so I don't think they are grade A; but they are very, very good! Nice and plump, and they make EXCELLENT extract!!
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I don't think so. For that purpose I would recommend therapeutic grade essential oils, like Young Living or Do Terra. YL though has the broadest variety of oils and probably the best quality on the market.
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I don't think it's advisable, but I know a lot of people do. These oils are pure, "therapeutic grade" , but I don't think they're legally allowed to advise people to ingest the oils. If you did ingest them, you would be doing so at your own risk
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I'm not totally sure, however I used these ( all of them ) over a two week span, while comparing them to the walgreens kit I bought, as well as the more strict 15 ng/ML test you can get here on Amazon as well, and all of them came back clean. I went and took my test at the lab and came back clean as well. Goodluck, and don't stress as much as I did- it was uneeded.
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These are therapeutic grade oils. Therefore they are meant to be made for a aromatherapy, soap making, for external uses using a carrier oil, etc. I wouldn't consider this food grade as I have not used these as that purpose. You might want to look at Now Foods. Those are food grade oils. Hope this helps.
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They are certified therapeutic grade, which doesn't necessarily mean anything because the company coined the term and applied it to the product. They buy their oils from distillers all over the world. This deep blue oil is wonderful! They also make a deep blue rub and a little goes a long way. The rub is a cheaper option if you're using it as a reliever for muscle aches. You can go to http://www.doterraeveryday.com/product-qa/ and search for more information.
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There is no indication that these are food grade. I don't think I would mic them. I personally use them for sugar scrubs for which they are ideal!
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Why would you bother with one of these? In my opinion they are placebo machines. There is zero evidence these things do what they claim. It's all anecdotal. They detox nothing. -- Dr. AMR
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